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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

THOSE who take an interest in such
things will be glad to know that the pep
pe,mint crop Is great this year. and the
straw crop is like unto 1t. Sugar Is cheap,
all things considered, and ice is Of excel.
lent quality. 5S.l W. 4 Az ~ j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Now LE, ;us see the gait Of the new
Board OF Public Works. Its members ere
well acquainted with what is to be done,
and they sre practical men who should
know how to 90 about It. Tbs summer
ia paseine, aud there ie great deal to do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

MR. JAMES GORDON BENNErr Is said to
bs abou. to inauSu,ats new era in con-
tiuental journalism. His father found
enough in this country to keep him busy,
but then his father mover expanded his
intellect on polo pony. s,F !: 35 .s, Z ;'7 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Mr.. MYLEs. the Democratic member Of
tho new B0nrd Of Public Works, is the
Oldest member Of Council in point Of SER
vice, he has been a good member there
enl he viii do as we'll in his new position.
His election wGs recognition OF merit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Me-. DAVIS should not make himself un-
comfortable about the faga bsing exhibit
ed as trophies OF a victory over 8 former
enemy. Anything boxed and stored in
the attic and the cellar Of ths War Depart,
nsnt cannot bs said to be in state Of ex-
hihition. 55's t6f5 Y 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Tue Ohio prohihitionists don't intend
that anybody shall gst ahead Of them this
year. They havo set out their ticket
early, so that it may mature before the
frost catches it. This sort Of thing only
serves to fill the Democracy with dslusive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
i.iH |AIIn.74s ~ agsgis - q
Deaths MT Pnrkersburv.

Special Dspaich 10 Ie Ia.lilioeneer. q,
PARFERsprRa, VIVA, July l.-H. P.
Neal, who was strlqken with paralysis
Wednesday evening, died to-day, ssad
aevsntyrsaVan, He was one oi the promi-
nent citizens. s;S IA: Il 55f$s'E5t ~ N
4 Mrs. Celia Elizabeth Cook, widow OF The
late Sheriff T. J. Cook, died to-day, aged
seventy-three. h. :; "; + 4 6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

TX the OWL Service examinations, wo.
men reach higher average than men.
Ia this because men are the intellectual
interiors, or becauae the sallautry Of men
holds them back? h 4 ,i'5.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
"a GAS EXPLOSION;
Al tho Crescent Sheet Ni1l.-A EoIt Broken
u ~ l---L-l l.nat EYAnlnI 50 - L-,.-L -

AZ tho Crescent Sheet Mtll.-A toll Broken
II fuj Last Evening. y 4.
About 10 o'clock last night Will Rogers,
a young heater employed in the sheet
mills at the Ureacent, was badly cut and
burned on the right arm and shoulder by
an explosion Of natural gas. He had
closed the damper on top Of bis stack and
neglected to turn of his gas supply sui.
ficiently. "A .Sit 'll N
Tho breaking Of roll by a well.known
roller was another unfortunate accident
that characterized ths first days run un-
der the new scale. The roll was broken
just about the time Rodgers' mishsp &C.
Cured, 7gt a '1[l l7l3ss''.}l &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
Other Games Abroad.

AT Pittsburgh-Boston 0; Pitts, 4.
sAt Dstroit-Phila., IS; Detroit, II.
Al Philadelphia-Balto., 2; Athletic, 8
At New York-Brooklyn, 9; Nets, z. I,
At Cleyeland-Cley IS; Cincinnati, 10.
At Louisville-st. Louis, 4 /; Louisv'e, 10
At Chicago-Wsshinston, s; ChicaRo, S
At 1ndianapolis-New York, l9; Ind, 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
ISnlttVln'H Luck

ClSc1ssArt, July 1,-Ammi Bs!dsin,
late cashier Of the Fidelity National Bank,
was surrendered by Mr.. Adsm Wagner,
one Of bis bondsmen, to-day, bas by good
fortune snother surety in person Of George
Thompson was secured and Baldwin did
not 20 to isil. ii:,!s 4 II. s9e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

The Fourth will be good Time to do
clare that we are independent enough to
let Euglcud take care Of her own paupera.
She understands now that when we make
a Declaration It means buniness. j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
Ghrse Ch,ldr.n1,u,rr,n,,,d.

PPl1:nlsuRaH, July li.-purins the tenn.
porary absence Of Mrs. August Beldep, q
Mt. Washington, this city, to-day, three q
her children were fa!slly;S burned BY an
Jennie and Emily died iu great asony in
a short time. katis'a stilt;living,I but will
not survive. s. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
4 #A
,SMRny

OF the good things Of this ;lifa are por.
rowlully let alone on account OF Dyspep-
sia. AckeI's Dyspepaia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsla, Indigestion aud Consti tipation ;
sold on q positive guarantee at 25 and sd
cents, BY Logan 4 Co. and 0. Msnke.
melier. .3, 49, Is ;ElSlII0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

RUSSELL SAGE weeps over the ingrati.
tude Of those shorn lambs who do not ap.
preciate Jay Gould's delicate way Of shear.
iuy them. Tha world Ia full oi i1grates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

WHEN Jay Gould says wigsle waggle,
the Wall street operators 60 aud do It.
Then the little man rakes 'em in. Who
would be King Of Timbuctoo when be
could be Jay Goutd2 III 5..s5, .s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
the ecdre

Earned runs, Wheeling, l; saudusky .. Two
base hits, GroZan, Nieholson, While, Mulholiand,
Miller, strothers, kyn aud RoulcllGe. Double
plays, Nicholson aud Bell, 2. Bsse, on balls. by
Schell, Z; by Mallory. q Hit by pitched ball, by
natiory, /; by schci, |: Passed balls. Bailey, i;
Webbcr, 4: Ryn, J. Wild pitches, schell, 3. lime
OF game. 1.25 ( Cmpife Rauer .r. go ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Isn't the Governor Of Kentucky able to
viye the Rowan county lawbreakera Ro.
land for a Tolliyer2 Presently his State
will be getting q bad name. IN, 81 II }gal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

When Mr.. Sehmulhach's s name was pro.
posed, tho Mayor said that he did not
think that gentleman would serve If elect.
cd: Col. Caldwell brought him to stand
etill, requesting him to kesp any remsrks
he had to otter about his candidates to
himself. 1. & ~, M a. q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

WESTERN UN,oS''s return OF personal
property In this city must bs little joke.
-Four hundred dollars wouldn't go far in
telegraph polea. K, .t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
NEW BLOOD TELLS.
sANDUsKY BADLY /, DEFEATED
By tho Green istockinss-Tie Homo Team
Does Good Work with tho stick--Kal.
aninIoo Whipa GAINESVILLE iu tho
Ninth laning Othor. Games.
IT Is either up on the
hatohIa ~ 1own In

heights or down Ii
the depths. When
Wheeling plays good
ball she playa very,
very good: and when
Rho plays bad, she
plsya very, very bad,
Yesterday the three
new players, White
at third, Smurthwaft
at short and Nichol.
,eon at second, added
great strength to the
team, as the score will
show. schell was in
the box for sandusky
land ptYehafi w;ih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
Y Feprth OF July on tho Il. s o.

81 The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
psny will sell round "trip tickets to and
lrom all all stations on its Trans.O Ohio Di.
visions, including Pittsburgh, aud to all
points on tho Columbus l. Cincinnati
Midland Railroad, including Cincinnati,
at one fare for the round trip. q Tickets
will be good going July 2, and j, and
will be good returning until July 5, inclu,
There viii be Fourth ;el July eelspr4.
lions St Columbus, Mount Vernon, Chi.
cago Junction, Deshler, Hanesville, Ma.
panee, Nav Corcotd, Mansfield and othes
pointa on the; ;iins.+ Temperance picnic q!
Burr's Mills. The: First Regiment, Ohio
National Gusrds, will be in camp at Wash.
commence July 4. .is \ M EfII.T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

q No one should go into the country fol
tho summer without supply OF Fred,
Browns Jamaica Ginger. P Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

zASEsylLLE, o, July l.-Kalamazoo
won the game to-day in tho ninth inning,
three earned runs being made and three
more by costly errors OF the infeld Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

IL OHroAao, July l.-Arbitration IN the
great lockout in the building trades began
to-day. Three members OF the Brick.
layers unioa ani !, HE nsmtcr OF the
Mater Masons' Association coniesenced
this morning and spsnt the entire day
together behind cloaed doors. Before the
conference began q committee IRON the
Master Carpenters' Association waited on
tho MasterS Masonsl Arbitration UomE,lt::
tee and requested that nine hours be in.
mated on! as q days work. The Master
N!aaons retaaed ID make any promises.
and some Of them are understood to be In
favor OF eight hours. The joint arbitrator
discussed the.general situation at length,
but most Of the day was occupied in at.
tempts to agree upon a moderator, satis.
factory 10 both sidey. No one yas de.
cided upon. The conference will bs re.
snmea to.morroY w. n Z s &, - "a IN ~ N z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Pl7TssURau, July lit WAC rumored
in this city to-day that the coke operators
had decided to make move next week to
atart operations with those OF their old
employees who desire / to abandon the
utrike;s The rnmor j. that 100 of the
men hsye aisuiasd their Willingness to re-.
turn to work at West Lsisenriug II they
are assured protection, and that this has
finally been promised to them. Is . d ls55
The plan is to quietly send detectives to
the regions and have them properly PLACED
60 that they can 30 i.amedistely called
date tho men at work. The men o. some
Of the other works are to be similarly pro.
tseted.l; It is not the intention to ;npor.
new n,en, but TO protect thoae who are
willing to work. It is proposed to have
all the works fully protected by detectives
when the men 20 to work. Z; a. X slzzstt..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
aTHEFTRADE REVIEW, ";
GENERAL CONDITION OF BUSINESS
Reported Very Satisfactory = June Swheat
Corner at New,York-1ho Heal Estate
aud buftding Boom = Tho Money
atarket--Tho Businsss Failares.

NEw' YoRx, July 1.-R. G. Dun & Co.,
in their weekly review Of trade say: The
week has been one Of satialactosy husineas
for stocks but oi unusual disturbance In
speculation. Liquidation has reached the
stock market. A week ago, even while
this review was being written, sharp al.
tacks began. The recovery was especially
rapid, but hesitation in prices this week,
notwithstanding very favorable repor.s Of
earnings. indicates that the process Of
liquidation may not In all directions have
been completed. AT their lowest stocks
were down to. tho level OF January last,
as their highest in May had accurately
corresponded with their highest average
before the break In December. II, ,,
a corner In Juno wheat at New York
has succeeded as completely as tho Chi.
cago corner failed, and the prices made
have been 30 pnlpably artificial that June
delivery sold on the last day Of tho month
at 224 cents above tho same grade for
July. Nominally cash wheat iell q cents
on Friday, though the actual price for
other uses than the settlement OF specuIa.
two contracts was not above SG!c on
Thursday and s5lc on Friday This Chl-
cago market has been quiet with eastward
shipments Of 5000. 900 bushcis, crowdipg
lake lines to their full capacity. Tho ex /.
ports haye been large, but the stock car
ried over to the new crop year wilt not
iall much below 100000 buahsla In .x. Z
Gees OF tho minimum, and the crop reports
are generally favorable, though prolonged
drought In some parts Of the Northwest
causes apprehension and may Lessen tho
yield. .t{ I, X n - h ,Sltj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

\ zASKsyILLE We. Wheeling, morning and
at the Island Ball Park July 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
Che M,telliiQetl1t[e,r
oetoel Yos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
PERSONS ltariao Ls< city for the kasoa, and sum.
mn ironItrs, can hate lie DAILY 1S1xLIdENcEa
nat!ei to them, po.tpaid, for G5 cents ptr month u,
uLlrs bting changed az often d. dtsirtd. 'ilitl,
So long as these cool nights follow these
hot days, We can manage 10 get along.
wuEELlSs base ball stock will show
very well In the quotations at the end Of
The season. St}iHssg,l515 Bilt4{2tF

WONDER whether tho Presidet will DO
abls get anywhere to celebrate anything
on tho Fourth Of July? w ssi3 5f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

Earned runs-Zauesyille, I T; Kalamazoo,
8. Base hits-Z inesvills, Is; Katamazoo,
8. Two-base hits-Z ,nssyills,T q; Ksla.
mazoo,H 1. Errors-Z, ,uesville,i S; Kala.
mazoo, g. Batteries-Duck and Johnson ;
Watson and Dillon. Umpise-Bsll. fsjG8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

aHd D&s tieu. s.7-5=a .l isls.la 5=5 3.
The manufacturer accused the workmen
Of actuaily robhing the firm when they
insisted on an advance in wages. The
scale WAS signed, be said. simply because
the manufacturers did not wish to cause
undue decentralization Of buaineas through.
out the country, but the, advance Was un-
just. "A a Z \ ~ q:
The representative Of the AmaIysmatod
people said that If the manufacturers had
put up the prics Of bar iron last aprins
no sdvance III wages would have been
asked. FL fs5st;S i.,!r4 - rs }y.J
The manufacturer sharply asked: "Then
because We did not do as you would die.
tate in regulating the price OF bar iron, you
deliberately determined to try and punish
us later by demanding an advance in
wages2 'ttE5t' f u y 3iSy 4ist X
"You can take that construction Of 1t il
you DESIRE" was the reply. -5
The conference Of yesterday iH being
discussed among the manufacturers to-
day. Some OF them are 80 angry they will
say nothing about the matter. il
a manufacturer who was willing TO
speak OF the iron outlook, said this morn.
ing: "Bar iron is quoted at 2 cents, but is
actually ceiling for ST 90 or 81 95. Within
three months it will go still lower. Not.
withstanding tho coke strike neutral pig
iron hsu declined eince May from $40 20
to $3.50. "A n (. 5iI.Si:S'i + I
Ths manufacturers say that If there is
any attempt made to put the special scale
for Carnsgies milla back 10 figures proper.
tionate with those oi last.year that they
will not consider the scale binding upon
them. Another manufacture; stated to.
day tha. ntneteen-twentietha Of the firms
favored resisting the demand for an in.
crease in wages, but that they finally sign
ed the ecate to avoid the psraiyzing Of
business throughout the country. a53l...
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" and my Children" said Mrs. Hnlli-
gan, turning spd looking Morgan full in
the face, shave prayed to God for four
long months that the result would
come, and now that it has come
We srs willing to trust in Him, feeling
sure that justice will be done." She did
not wish to see .the other two prisoners,
and with q sad iace she lstt the jail,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

u Few man ever injured themselves in
theif efforts to get away from an Office that
was seeking them.-Baston Courier, s, ,fl,tt5s nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

The bank surplus has never been so
low at this time Of any previous year and
the Treasury has taken in Sl,sOo,0o0 in
gold, while putting out 81 100000 in cur
feRcy. The heaviest .withdra val OF bsnk
bonds ever reported on single day, nat
urally attends the maturing Of the last
call tor, 8 per cent?, and the Treaaury otii.
cisis are disappointed because new eie-
poalts for circulation reach only 81 900, 900,
Tbs ono open suppiy OF money is the
London market but recent events hayn
caused some sales Of siocks on foreign &C.
count, and merchandise exports from
New York ia|l s par cent below, while
imports rise IL per cent above thoea OF last
year Tor June. Disbursements for inter
ests and dividends this month, however,
are estimated at $50, 100000. The busi.
ness failures during the last seven days
number for the United States 1866, for
Canada 20. Total lsl, compared with l97
last week. and ior the corresponding week
last wear lis. tFii -, - "a. = s,-7l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02

From Omaha and some other points
come reports that real estate excitement
has absted, though prices are maintained
and large sums are being expended In
building. 1t was estimated come weeks
ago, from returns at New York, where the
proportion Of new buildings in I've months
has been forty.one per cent to the assessed
value OF real estate, that the sum thua in
vested throughout tho country, must hG.
very large. Official returns Tor ave months
from thirty-fvs cities Of all sizes and In
various parts Of tho country now show
that the value Of new buildings in that
time WAS l2 per cent OF the assessed val
uation of all real eatste therein in 1880,
and the transfers Of property and per-
Genital all point to gains OF II per cent.
At New York these figures would point to
an expenditure in building OF 81 800, ,0o0,-
GOO. Il the, same activity should lgat
through the year, and transfers Of
$500, 600 600 It 5leed not be added that re-
action and diminished activity in this
direction ass to be expected. 5s.s q
I, Available has been turned into fixed
capital, largely in railroad building, though
returns diaappoint thcse who expected a
larger mileage completed this year than
in 1882. So far the mileage 10 500 above
that Of last year to date, but about 800
miles bslov the completed work to Gsie
in 1880. 1881, OF. 1883, and ., 500 below tho
record Of 1882 May and June returns ex-
ceed last years. but little, but the new ae-
curitiea listed at tho Stock Exchange this
year already exceed one hundred and
thirty.two million stock, one hundred and
thirty-three million bonds, which in part
accounts for the hesitation in prices. q. !,
GENERAL TRADE SATISFACTORY. s!45, S
The general reports are almost without
exception satisfactory, trade being good.
for the time Of the year, collections fair or
better, and money in ressonable supply at
all the interior points. The di5sstera st
Chicago and Cincinnati seem to have had
little effect elsewhere. A most encoufsc-
Ing feature is the settlement IS to ;wasta
IN iron manulacturea on ten per cent I'd.
vance, and the closing OF the builders
strike at Chicago, the shoemaksrs Gtrike
In Massachusetts and the ore handlers
strike at Cleveland. The coke strike still
keeps some furnaces idle, and stocks OF
iron west Of the mountains are thought to
have fallen from l94. .07S tons May lst to
l50 900 tons. An advance in August ia
hoped for and old rails hnye risen the past
week. The coal output for the hall year
will exceed by 1900 the largest previous
output, and an advance in prices ia egaia
predicted. In moat other branches Of
trade the condition is reported satisfactory
tor the SEASON.. Much anxiety continues,
however. s.5:: :.2eS;s. Il 8 = q i 70. IA
:}'F "A S y THE MONEY MARKET. 3,
The bank surplus has never been so
low at this time Of any previous year and
the Treasury has taken in sl,soO,0oo in
gold, while putting out 81 400, 600 in cur
rency. The heaviest Withdrawal OF bsnk3
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/. HOW IT CAME ABOUT,

lnsido History OF the Signing of the Anal.
49, al samated Scale. y 4.i,7 \
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& SENATOR vEsr said in the o. 5. Senate:
st, Jacobs Oh takes away all pain.

80 4 IIll.5- y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18

mukte iein Qsben eeaen bic &utteu per:
theiSioen. Bier EGae lang mar er obne
8aier unb tront ieinen eiaenen urin.
gsa6sau awet 9ritteI Der Seitrufitnssrt
fallen In Der 5&ubwerfffdtte DOR, no
aber 100 Wonn orbcitsn, unb bte nrs
fade III sSebeu, Der fe ieben wiu, tlar.
Somes Renncbp, Der Samptwd9ter
6ieisr abtbsiIung, lit ieIbft elm alter sr<
fa6rener nnb b6@ft sraulamer 8ers
BREEDER, Der ben @ewtnn Iiett, geuobris
betismdBis fduft uub elm "prison ring
lord" lift. ME man bas nennt. gr erS
bdIt o alien geiten @eIb unb 1T imuier
bereit. iebes 8erbre@en Ober iste 9rnus
iomfeit ,um 8ortbsil bes 3u@tbanss
.@inaesG ober ber @Ontrottoren tar
@eIb su beeebeu. Sur ibn uno ietne
Nomilie wer6en bort ebenfaus Sttefel
Hnb S6ube semo9t, unb eineu eroBen
9beiI feines 6eiBunssbebarfs erbdlt er
bort. OF be3iebt er aud pom benz IONS
traitor 6oI1, Idbt fur f9 in Der Rtlten'
MbtbeiLuns arbeiten nno au4 tn Der
Waai&inenabtbeiIuns nn6 be3abIt tlr
Niles bomit. baB er bic @efan9enen IN
ber fir4terIi@ffen @eiie qadlt uno BURG
rleberarbeit i@tnbet.
Die ipiSbi6ii@ bic gauge gerwaltune
1T, erbsGt aud barGus, baB Der ots,
betiae erffe Direction 9owarb elm ut@t
aufsstldrtes DeFtit pom SIS 900 bat.
Dieter Beri9t bat pOrerft babtn &C.
fibrt, baB bte NnffaIt elm neues Otret'
| torium erbdlt. &ber bamit lit Der DE
re@tieteit unb Wsni@Ii@teit nod lang
ni9t @snise setban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18

idmmtIi&er8 acilIen rrirten bieS9wtno'
in@tsb5kIeu@w ie eiufo@e Wtnhen
ustbeiien; IS biIbe fh9 sefuubes Rarben'
eeuebe, meI9es raf@ BITE 66ble f@rruls
pfeu IGfe unb ni@t wenis 3ur Grwette'
runa Der freieu 2un9en5eIen bettroge;
iomft t6nns ber Rrante weiter lebeu.
Am I9neGffen unb bequemffen werbe bic
BlufmaHe hur& g~inatbmnna o 5ers
tidnbtem AntItn6l NIT bieiem ArsneifoHe
~eeidtti9t.
&c pdre Elm sroses Slid fur bic lets
benbeR enf9beit, wenu f& RremianstiI's
2e5re bewdbrte, bod anbererfeits TT e
besreift@. 6os CT auf benz gousIsfe ant
pislieitisen @iberipru@ ftieB. Denno9
gclGne es feiner 8ere6iamteit. bic Nstt'
9Iieber bes gonsrefes gu beifimmeIl,
cine @ommiftOn 3u wdbIen, wsl4e tn
elmer bee Rostauer 6Iiniten btefe BE
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